Strike Halts Work On 175 Vessels
New York The five day maritime strike by 41,500 to 74 shipbuilders spread to almost all east and Gulf Coast yards halting work on about 175 vessels. CIO Industrial Union leader John Green said 90,000 to 100,600 workers joined the strike while 20,000 to 50,606 additional workers were affected. Federal conciliators opened talks with the union and Bethlehem Steel as a three member panel prepared to meet today to seek a settlement.
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New York
East
Gulf
John Green
CIO Industrial Union of Marine and Ship Builders
Charles Leone
CIO Shipbuiders
H. Ross Colwell
Conciliation Service
Bethlehem Steel Company
Arrest Made In Alleged Plot In France
Paris police arrested Col Gilbert Renaud wartime attaché to De Gaulle in Vannes Brittany in connection with the Black Maquis plot to overthrow the French Republic Renaud known as Renny authored Memoirs of a Secret Agent In Free France and faced investigation as a collaborator among resistance figures Meanwhile Pearl Tyler Ellis widow of President John Tyler died at 87 in Shawsville Virginia.
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Paris
Gilbert Renaud
Charles DeGaulle
Vannes
Brittany
Renaud
de Gaulle
Renny
France
Free
Invest Gyi
Shawsville
Pearl Tyler Ellis
John Tyler
Weather forecast and auto service ad note
Scattered showers today with cooler tonight and Wednesday fair and dry with moderate temperature. Immediate guaranteed automotive service by Deet, Tur Chrys ler Plymouth. 728 W Broad Street, Phone 3388, ad.
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United Press
Traday
Chrysler-Plymouth
Brosdwrest
Phong
Ohio House sustains veto of labor bill in tense vote
Ohio's 17th General Assembly adjourned after a 56 to 56 vote to override Gov. Herbert's veto of the Van Aken labor regulation bill. A nine member commission will study labor laws and advise the governor and legislature next year. The session also approved a $10,000 commission funding and set the stage for possible special sessions to address city aid and union controls.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Thomas J. Herbert
van Aken
Herbert
Next Lan
Robert A. ‘Tutt
Ghin
Tee Harnley
Jajbor
Butt
Senate
Ithe Yan Aken Bi
Rauscoe Wayteutt
R.franklin
Fred Reinders
Hamilton
Carl Sheppard
Sam
Iit
House
William O'Neal
Ben ‘Turner
Guy Hawley
R. Darke
Lewislawkre
Fourteen Nazis Indicted as War Criminals at Nuremberg
Thirteen Nazi officers and one former government official were indicted as war criminals. Filed by Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor, the indictment charges crimes against humanity for aiding Adolf Hitler's program to secure racial superiority. The case alleges kidnapping children of foreign parties to select for Germanization and execution of those deemed of no racial value.
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Mernberg
Adolf Hiver
Massterrace
Telford Taylor
Missing Child Greta May Gale Found Near Cabin
Greta May Gale, age two, was found on a mountainside about a quarter mile from her missing summer home in Lee's Camp California. She was found by a state lion hunter and taken to Westward Hospital in Chester in good condition after a Sunday disappearance that sparked a large search. her grandfather John H. Tolan, a former Democratic congressman from Oakland, died in Westwood Hospital last night from the shock of the event.
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Lee
Cal
Greta May Gale
Westwand
Chester
John H. Tolan
Oakland
Tolan
Westwood Hospital
Taft Voices Opposition to Van Aken Labor Bill
Senator Robert A Taft co author of the Taft Hartley law expressed sympathy with Ohio Gov Thomas J Herbert fears that a labor reform bill vetoed by the governor would do more harm than good Taft said he originally suggested Herbert sign the bill and call a session to correct it but after reviewing the measure he sided with the governor on its basic legal structure He noted the federal law aims to remedy similar issues and the article notes continuation on page two.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio
Taft
Herbert
Riots In Calcutta Reported With Casualties
Unofficial dispatches state that 12 to 14 people were killed and about 50 wounded in religious rioting in Calcutta yesterday as violence worsens after the Bengal Assembly vote on June 1. Over 150 were arrested. An automatic weapon was used for the first time in three months of unrest.
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Calcutta
Bengal Assembly
Critical condition of Elyria youth after ice-van crash
A 824 West average Elyria youth remained unconscious and in critical condition after a serious ice-van accident yesterday. Three other Elyrians, Donald Kuebuske, Albert Bauer, and Robert Saddler, suffered minor injuries and were treated. The crash near Vermilion involved Brack’s vehicle skidding, hitting a tree after avoiding a obstructing person, near Vermilion on the Lake road.
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Ray A Belleh
Avery
Peer Verpeiian
Toyas
Ben
Donald Kuebuske
TIT Riverdale Aparl
Brinses
Albert Fauer
East Avenue
Robert Saddler
Middle Avenue
Trueses Brack
Patrobien
Plaice
Hruck
Ras John Bruck
Vermillion-on-the- Lake
Elyria
Tenants Face Choice On Higher Rents Under Extension
About 16 000 tenants must decide whether to accept a 15 percent higher rent now to avoid all rent ceilings after March. The National Association of Real Estate Boards expects most landlords to approve the voluntary increase, while the Join Rent Action Committee warns of a landlord led "war of nerves." President Truman signed the extension, saying it would prevent unwarranted rent boosts but would aid landlords earning more than in the war era.
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Washington
National Association of Real jEstate Boards
Truman
Join Rent Action Ecommittte
New York
Frank R.creedon
June Brides Grow in Levas County as Licenses Rise
June again marks a month of brides in Levas county with rising license activity. In Lorain county, 221 couples applied for marriage licenses last month, nearly all married now, exceeding by 22 the June total in 1946. Through six months of 1947, total licenses fell short of 1946’s first half, yet June brides ratio remained higher.
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Levas County
Lorain
Ure
France and Britain hasten plan for western bloc with America
Paris reports France and Britain push an American aided western European bloc as the foreign ministers conference heads toward collapse. Bevin calls the idea hopeless while diplomats plan a Sept 1 deadline to submit a united plan to the United States, with Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Italy, and western Germany likely included. Spain is excluded and Sweden Norway may join.
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France
Britain
Paris
Ernest Bevin
Russia
A.M. Ent
V. M. Moalutov
Europe
United States
Etre
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Maly
Germany
Portugal
Spain
Toland
Yugoslavia
Lorain Floodlights Under Erie Avenue Bridge Terminated
County commissioners voted to end the contract with Ohio Public Service Company for bulb replacements on floodlights under the Erie Avenue Bridge over the Black River in Lorain. The 1942 agreement allowed termination on 304 days notice. Similar lights under the Twenty first Street bridge remain active with a July expiry.
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Erie Avenue
Black River
Lorain
Ohio Public Service Company
United States
Twenty-first Street
Two Ships Towed Toward Port After Accident At Sea
In heavy fog 17 miles southwest of Nantucket light ship the U S army transport St Albans victory was damaged when the Boliva motorship Bolivia struck her amidships. Both vessels were towed toward port with calm seas expected to reach New York tomorrow.
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Boston
St. Albans
Victory
Bolivia
New York
Construction controls end as flood of building looms
Washington reports virtually all government controls on construction ended today allowing private building to proceed without federal permits. The rent control bill signed by President Truman yesterday exempts structures from federal permits except those used for amusement or recreation, a move critics fear may hurt housing while industry voices foresee stimulation.
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Washington
Truman
Nome
Child Hit By Auto Escapes Serious Injury
Seven year old Janes Buckley of HT Chapel Street was treated at Alyria Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car while crossing the street. The vehicle was driven by Mrs. A. Johnson of 117 Lindale Court. Mrs. Johnson stopped and took the boy and his mother to the hospital. he was released after treatment with no appreciable injury.
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Janes Buckley
Chapel Street
Alyria Memorial Hospital
Itlindale Court
Grand Jury Probe urged for Ohio Liquor Department
The Special Liquor Investigating Committee urged the 97th general assembly to instruct a grand jury to begin an immediate investigation into the Ohio Liquor Department. The report cited slow moving inventories, improper permit practices, and alleged inspector complicity, calling for accountability and a full grand jury inquiry.
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Ask Grand Jury
Ohio Liquor Department
Columbus
Ohi Pendte
Doday
Grand Jury
Inquor Department
97Th General Assembly
Eldred, Paper Co
Elyria
Q. Adv
Drvnce
Lincoln
Palladin
Luguer
Liquor Control Board
Core
Capitol
Susan Hayward
Lee Bowman
Adv
Wreck Injures 70 on Columbian Streamliner in Indiana
WESTVILLE Ind Police blamed a detective switch for the derailment of the Baltimore and Ohio Columbian streamliner near Alida crossing injuring at least 70. The train split, with the dining car and four cars crashing, two cars plunging down the track. Hospitals in Valparaiso LaPorte Michigan City and Gary treated the injured. most are resting.
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Westville
Ind
Lediana
Baltimore and Ohio
Moon
Indiana
Valparaiso
LaPorte
Michigan City
Gary
Monon
Alida
Grace Turkesile
Akron
A. A. Precolinski
Youngslawn
Precolinski
Laverne Birks
Youngstown
Abs
Ols
Witte
Warren
Harlow
Willard
Robert 4. Saunders
Carat Lynn Saunders
Marsha Saunders
Lorain Democrats Back Lausche Bid For Governor
A Lorain County meeting in City Hall saw county Democrats vote unanimously to support Frank Lausche for the Democratic nomination for governor and urge him to enter the race. The Farm Labor Office issued a call for help for farmers, asking children to meet at 7 a.m. at the courthouse to assist with harvests and field work, with green beans, red raspberries, and cherries ready for picking and needed labor for weeding and hoeing.
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Lorain
Frank Up
Lausche
Lanerhy
Cally
Ipon
Farm Labor Office
Rains Add To Flood Problems
Heavy rains swelled the Mississippi River toward a near record crest, flooding miles of levees and forcing mass evacuations. About 8,600 people were homeless in Missouri and thousands more in Illinois and surrounding areas, as engineers ordered troops to move to high ground and preparations continued for potential reductions in protected lands.
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Mississippi River
Red Cross
Missouri
Sti Jiouis
ST. Lottis
Degogula Fountain
T Hey
Hilnofs
Cape Girardeau, Ma
Army B-17 Crashes Near Sibley Killing Believed Likely
A United States Army B-17 Flying Fortress crashed six miles south of Sibley Louisiana today, possibly the same aircraft reported missing from Barksdale Field with ten men aboard. A local businessman at the scene described a horrific wreckage and said only one body was found while searchers feared others were buried under the engines and forward section.
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Sibley
Aamea
Here
Barksdale Field
Black River Rises Over Five Feet Prompting Warden Warning
Cascade Park warden John Machacl reports the Black River climbed from four and a half to five feet overnight. He urges parents to keep children away from the river, playground, and pool as fords remain blocked and water continues rising.
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John Machacl
Cascade Park
Mavhuk
Plumbers To T Examination And City Council
Fragmentary OCR text mentions plumbers examination and city council actions. No clear events, dates, or named entities fully recoverable. The readable bits reference plumbing, examination, and municipal matters without sufficient context to form a definite news item.
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Tom Jurs
Louis
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